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That really was the band. It was me and him and another guy, our drummer guy, who didn't really do a good job. Of course the rest is history.
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It would sort of be like, Oh, they're from here? STEWART LUPTON: You wouldn't go out until one in the morning and that was for, like, an appetizer. The real Lily disappeared in combat in August 1943, and the facts of her life are slim, but they have inspired Lilian Nattel's indelible portrait of a courageous young woman driven by family secrets to become an unlikely war hero. It was the ska version of that. STEWART LUPTON: We played four Sundays in a row. It was Biggie's birthday. WALTER MARTIN: The major-label stuff happened really quickly. Meet Me in the Bathroom Writer on How to Know You’re Living in a Special Moment. Alone Against the North. That one was called Body Bag. It was really hard on Kim. We thought that we would be in a band instead of going to college.
So the further east you went, if you wanted to get drunk, you'd go to Avenue A; if you wanted to buy cocaine, Avenue B; crack was on C; and Avenue D was heroin and getting stabbed to death. I was not at any of those damn [iconic Mercury Lounge shows, like Yeah Yeah Yeahs opening for The White Stripes] for their first show ever at Mercury Lounge. It was such an artistic magnet and inspiration because anybody could afford to live there, and it was so dangerous and dirty. You went where you would get free drinks. STEWART LUPTON: Our fling lasted on and off between girlfriends for our whole career, sort of. ‘Meet Me In The Bathroom’, ‘Banshees’ At The Specialty Box Office –. Deep in the Yukon wilderness, a town is being built. The result, he promises, is "the greatest Canada-based literary thrill ride of your lifetime". It was fucking crazy to see them on Canal Street.
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Of course, they met Ryan Gentles, who was the booker at the time and became their manager, but if The Strokes got a gig at Mercury Lounge, that was a big deal to Nick. ETHAN JOHNS: New York in the seventies was like some kind of weird postapocalyptic movie. I'm the singer, I'm the singer, I'm the singer. People were enthralled by Shoalts's proof that the world is bigger than we think.